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| Image | Last Sale Date | Title | Edition No. | Last Sale | Last Sale Auction House | Last Sale Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 7, 2026 | The Immaculate Conception | 77 | Los Angeles Modern Auctions | Los Angeles | |||
Prints & Multiples
75 x 55 cm (29.53 x 21.65 in)
lithograph in colors on Arches
Signed and numbered to lower edge "I-LXXVII/CL Dalí" with blindstamp. Signed to verso by Dalí expert Bruce Hochman; Signed and numbered to lower edge "I-LXXVII/CL Dalí" with blindstamp. Signed to verso by Dalí expert Bruce Hochman
Field 79-12 | Michler/Löpsinger 1570
Salvador Dalí (1904-1989)
The Immaculate Conception
1979
lithograph in colors on Arches
sheet: 29½ h × 21½ w in (75 × 55 cm)
Signed and numbered to lower edge "I-LXXVII/CL Dalí" with blindstamp. Signed to verso by Dalí expert Bruce Hochman. This work is number 77 from the Roman numeral edition of 150 printed by Levine and Levine for DALART and published by Gala Publications, Los Angeles.
Work is in good condition and is hinged to mat window along upper edge verso. Discoloration within margins due to contact with matboard. Scuff to right edge, otherwise, work presents well. Matted measuring 36 x 24 inches.
Signed and numbered to lower edge "I-LXXVII/CL Dalí" with blindstamp. Signed to verso by Dalí expert Bruce Hochman. This work is number 77 from the Roman numeral edition of 150 printed by Levine and Levine for DALART and published by Gala Publications, Los Angeles.
